Russian Woman Kills Illia Pavlov’s Sister and Her Son, Paul

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Russian Woman Kills Illia Pavlov’s Sister and Her Son, Paul

Wednesday, 3 February 2010

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Russian Woman Kills Illia Pavlov’s Sister and Her Son, Paul

▲ The late Slavka, husband Phillip and son Paul (in background)

Forty-one-year-old sister of late founder of MultiGrup holding, Illia Pavlov, and her eight-year-old son, Paul Wilson have been found dead at their home in Dale City, Virginia, USA, local media reported.

According to a publication of the US website inside NOVA, Prince William County police have charged an Arlington woman with killing 41-year-old Slavka P. Naydenova and her son, 8-year-old Paul A. Wilson, in their Dale City home. Natalia Wilson, 47, was charged with two counts of murder on Tuesday. Naydenova and her son were found dead in the 4500 block of Hanover Court after 11 p.m. Monday. Police say Natalia Wilson knew the victims and is being held without bond. It was unclear if Wilson is related to the 8-year-old victim. Police released no other details late Tuesday. Police say Slavka P. Naydenova and her young son, Paul A. Wilson, were killed in their home at 4501 Hanover Court late Monday. Naydenova’s husband and a friend of his came home just after 11 p.m. to find them. Police would not release how the mother and son died. Investigators said Naydenova’s husband, Phillip, does not appear to be a suspect. Police also said there were no signs of forced entry. No arrests had been made Tuesday evening.
“This case is still under investigation, but it does not appear to be a random killing,” said Prince William County Commonwealth’s Attorney Paul Ebert. He would not elaborate.

Paul Wilson was a second-grader at Mary G. Porter Traditional School in Woodbridge. Slavka Naydenova married Phillip two years ago in Sofia. While Phillip has been working for the Pavlovs for years, Slavka never took an active part in his brother’s business. Illia Pavlov was killed with a single shot in the heart in front of MultiGrup’s office on Sofia’s G. M. Dimitrov blvd, on March 7, 2003.
Frognews.bg reached over the phone Mr. Pavel Naydenov, the grief-stricken father of Slavka and Illia Pavlov.

- What’s going on, Mr. Naydenov?

- It’s horrible, horrible. I finally managed to make a phone call to America. I did not believe it so far, but now…

- How did you learn the tragic news?

- From journalists, at first, but I talked over the phone to Phillip, Slavka’s husband...

- What did he tell you?

- He told me what was going on over there, but he himself still does not know how exactly the tragedy happened. It’s a nightmare. I do not know how we are going to deal with it. Some wounds never heal…

- When did you last talk to your daughter?

- I talked to her three or four days ago. Everything was fine. She did not sound stressed up in any way. We talked about my grandson Paul and that sort of things…

- What business did Slavka have?

- She did not have any. She had occasional jobs as a landscape designer, but nothing permanent…

- What about her husband?

- He has a job, but not a private business.

- Do you have any idea why this happened?

- I have no clue about it. I just don’t know. I am out of words! I got a phone from the air forces. I was shocked, but I could not check it – nobody would answer the phone in their house, neither could I reach Philip until only recently.

- How long did Slavka live in America?

- She had lived there before, but then she came back to Sofia. She worked here for a while. She was helping me, mostly, and she also had a small firm, nothing special. She married Phillip two years ago. They had known each other for a long time before that. They did not have any business; they were just trying to make a living in America.

- Did Slavka keep in touch with Illia’s wife, Darina?

- Yes, of course. Their children are cousins after all.

- The rest of your grandsons are in the USA, too.

- They have lived there for years now, doing their studies. They have grown up very bright children.

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